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Subject: How to learn binary coding and Assembly different of the way that the
 peoples the says that nobody writes directly in binary?
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How to learn binary coding and Assembly different of the  way that
the peoples the says that nobody writes directly in binary?

I want to have complete knowledge about binary coding and Assembly, I
do not want to learn binary coding and Assembly of the same way that
the peoples the says that nobody writes directly in binary.

Please excuse me my posts, I'm posting here because maybe almost all
developers say that nobody writes directly in binary.

Warner Losh, if I do not find  answer here, where will I find?